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		<title>By: Daphne</title>
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		<dc:creator>Daphne</dc:creator>
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		<description>Jan, 2007. www.1stexecutive.biz

Interesting comment that high quality strategic emphasis should be placed on employee engagement.  1st Executive&#039;s research study on Australians&#039; attitudes to work - The Great Divide, published in November 2006, found that 74% of the workforce is looking to move in the next two years.  Furthermore, over 60% of employees believe that their career path actually required that they leave their current employer. With research conducted nationally, in a variety of business sizes, this highlights the low engagement levels currently experienced in the employment landscape.  The study agrees that there must be a strategic focus placed on employee engagement, and that there are three levels to employee engagement; emloyees must first be &#039;Enabled&#039;, then &#039;Energised&#039; to do the work before employees are truly &#039;Engaged&#039;, and employers can be comfortably feel their workforce is relatively stable.

More information, as well as a FREE Executive Summary is available at www.1stexecutive.biz</description>
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<p>Interesting comment that high quality strategic emphasis should be placed on employee engagement.  1st Executive&#8217;s research study on Australians&#8217; attitudes to work &#8211; The Great Divide, published in November 2006, found that 74% of the workforce is looking to move in the next two years.  Furthermore, over 60% of employees believe that their career path actually required that they leave their current employer. With research conducted nationally, in a variety of business sizes, this highlights the low engagement levels currently experienced in the employment landscape.  The study agrees that there must be a strategic focus placed on employee engagement, and that there are three levels to employee engagement; emloyees must first be &#8216;Enabled&#8217;, then &#8216;Energised&#8217; to do the work before employees are truly &#8216;Engaged&#8217;, and employers can be comfortably feel their workforce is relatively stable.</p>
<p>More information, as well as a FREE Executive Summary is available at <a href="http://www.1stexecutive.biz" rel="nofollow">http://www.1stexecutive.biz</a></p>
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